all are with the new digital format, it is no wonder that there is considerable confusion about EDTV and HDTV. First of all, EDTV stands for Enhanced Definition Television, while HDTV stands for High Definition Television. TV with one of these formats are provided capable of receiving and potraying images digitally - both have excellent image quality of standard TV (SDTV).
Which is better, EDTV orHDTV>?
This is a question that appears quite often, it really is a simple answer: HDTV is better. EDTV, however, was meant to be a real contender for the HDTV standard, but rather a transition technology was not a player, but not all the way as high-definition HDTV. And Enhanced Definition Television (HDTV), but not enough offer the exceptional quality of life attributed to the real High Definition Television (HDTV), the image is actuallythan normal. HDTV Television HDTV is closer to an impressive 720 progressive scan (1280x720 pixels) or 1080 interlaced (1920x1090 pixels) lines. It 'easy requirements for high-definition broadcasts. EDTV, on the other hand, displays pictures at 480 progressive scan (640x480 pixels), which is the highest resolution available on DVD. In fact, EDTV for the DVD looks better. However, this suggests that it is simply not a serious limitation EDTV,can indicate a higher resolution of HD content.
Our recommendation is that when buying a new TV, check that an "HD-ready". E 'likely that all broadcasts be a transition to true HDTV format within the next ten years or so. I warn you, though, that you need to buy a tuner set-top box with an external ATSC (Advanced Television Systems Committee) to receive digital HDTV programming. Cables Many satellite providers, ifProvide HDTV content, it can offer free tuner. One final note, you should buy an LCD TV, as most are HDTV ready, and this is the best job in the beautiful display HD images.
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